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On April 18, 1930, listeners tuning in to hear the BBC’s 8:45 p.m. news bulletin were told “there is no news tonight.” For fifteen minutes, the BBC aired piano music before sending listeners to a performance of the Wagner opera Parsifal, broadcast from the Queen’s Hall. The 18th had not been an uneventful day. Most serious for the British, Indian nationalist rebels, led by Surya Sen, had attacked the armory at Chittagong in British India. But the BBC could not have reported on the raid, even if it had wanted to, as the insurgents had cut the telephone and telegraph lines. Closer to home, there was plenty of news for the BBC to report, including, as one British newspaper gleefully observed, a notable death, a fire, and an automobile accident—the kind of material that makes up the bread and butter of local news these days. The decision to announce that there was “no news” then, had less to do with the events of the day, and more to do with the BBC’s structure, standards, and funding. In 1930, the BBC had only a rudimentary news service and did not yet have a separate News Department. Concerned that broadcast news would undermine their own circulations, the British press worked hard to limit the news production capabilities of the new medium. #History #Science #education #learn #invention #entertainment #news #interesting #Tech #facts #story #fyp #viral #explore
On April 18, 1930, listeners tuning in to hear the BBC’s 8:45 p.m. news bulletin were told “there is no news tonight.” For fifteen minutes, the BBC aired piano music before sending listeners to a performance of the Wagner opera Parsifal, broadcast from the Queen’s Hall. The 18th had not been an uneventful day. Most serious for the British, Indian nationalist rebels, led by Surya Sen, had attacked the armory at Chittagong in British India. But the BBC could not have reported on the raid, even if it had wanted to, as the insurgents had cut the telephone and telegraph lines. Closer to home, there was plenty of news for the BBC to report, including, as one British newspaper gleefully observed, a notable death, a fire, and an automobile accident—the kind of material that makes up the bread and butter of local news these days. The decision to announce that there was “no news” then, had less to do with the events of the day, and more to do with the BBC’s structure, standards, and funding. In 1930, the BBC had only a rudimentary news service and did not yet have a separate News Department. Concerned that broadcast news would undermine their own circulations, the British press worked hard to limit the news production capabilities of the new medium. #History #Science #education #learn #invention #entertainment #news #interesting #Tech #facts #story #fyp #viral #explore
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